College Hoops 2017. Hoosier Daddy? Wildcat strike? The Butler did it?

[dxmnkd316]

Re: College Hoops 2017. Hoosier Daddy? Wildcat strike? The Butler did it?

Here is the ****ing part:



Also says Miles Bridges' mother got hundreds of dollars in advances. Michigan State sucks. Oh and Dawkins had dinner with Izzo as well...have fun in retirement fraud.

...Utah? Really?

 

[Jimjamesak]

...Utah? Really?

PAC-12 basketball baby!

 

[joecct]

Re: College Hoops 2017. Hoosier Daddy? Wildcat strike? The Butler did it?

May be CBS will have to televise the D3 tournament.

 

[dxmnkd316]

Re: College Hoops 2017. Hoosier Daddy? Wildcat strike? The Butler did it?

So who's left? Did I miss anyone

Sorted by KenPom ranking:
<strike>Virginia </strike>
Villanova
<strike>Duke</strike>
<strike>Michigan St. </strike>
Cincinnati
Purdue
<strike>North Carolina </strike>
<strike>Auburn </strike>
Gonzaga
Texas Tech
<strike>Kansas </strike>
West Virginia
<strike>Xavier </strike>
Ohio St.
Tennessee
<strike>Wichita St.</strike>
<strike>Clemson </strike>
Nevada
Michigan
Butler
Saint Mary's
TCU
<strike>Arizona </strike>
Houston
<strike>Kentucky </strike>
Florida St.
Penn St.
Virginia Tech
Florida
<strike>Notre Dame </strike>
Rhode Island
Texas A&M
<strike>Seton Hall </strike>
<strike>Creighton </strike>
<strike>Maryland </strike>
Baylor
Arizona St.
<strike>Louisville </strike>
Missouri
Miami FL
<strike>Texas </strike>
Arkansas
Oklahoma
<strike>Alabama </strike>
Loyola Chicago
Kansas St.
Marquette
Mississippi St.
<strike>North Carolina St. </strike>
Middle Tennessee
Syracuse
<strike>USC </strike>
Boise St.
UCLA
Nebraska
Davidson
Louisiana Lafayette
Old Dominion
<strike>Utah </strike>
Western Kentucky
New Mexico St.
Fresno St.
<strike>LSU </strike>
San Diego St.
Vermont
Murray St.
South Dakota
St. Bonaventure
<strike>Oklahoma St. </strike>
Oregon
Georgia
BYU
SMU
Indiana
St. John's
Providence
South Dakota St.
Montana
Wisconsin
<strike>South Carolina</strike>
East Tennessee St.
Boston College
Belmont
<strike>Vanderbilt </strike>
Temple
UNC Greensboro
Wake Forest
Northwestern
Stanford
Buffalo
Northern Kentucky
UNLV
Utah Valley
Georgetown
Mississippi
<strike>Iowa St. </strike>
UCF
<strike>Washington</strike>
Iowa
Georgia St.
Furman
DePaul
Illinois
Minnesota
Oregon St.
Bucknell
Missouri St.
Grand Canyon
Idaho
Northeastern
UAB
College of Charleston
Tulsa
Northern Colorado
Southern Illinois
UC Santa Barbara
New Mexico
Stephen F. Austin
Colorado
Wyoming
Toledo
Bradley
Georgia Tech
UC Davis
Florida Gulf Coast
Canisius
San Diego
Marshall
UC Irvine
Rider
Weber St.
Saint Louis
Utah St.
Eastern Washington
San Francisco
UT Arlington
Northern Iowa
Penn
Albany
Mercer
Wright St.
Winthrop
Iona
Indiana St.
Memphis
Portland St.
Louisiana Tech
Evansville
Dayton
Rutgers
Ball St.
Towson
Wagner
VCU
Georgia Southern
Drake
Fort Wayne
Hofstra
Saint Joseph's
Illinois St.
Valparaiso
Jacksonville St.
Tulane
Pacific
La Salle
Harvard
Nicholls St.
Oakland
Connecticut
Cal St. Fullerton
Radford
UTSA
Monmouth
Troy
Lipscomb
Western Michigan
Wofford
North Dakota St.
William & Mary
Eastern Michigan
North Texas
UNC Asheville
Central Michigan
Washington St.
Austin Peay
Seattle
Duquesne
Tennessee St.
George Washington
Miami OH
Illinois Chicago
Liberty
Lamar
Long Beach St.
Richmond
Princeton
Yale
Niagara
St. Francis PA
Sam Houston St.
UMBC
Ohio
Coastal Carolina
Massachusetts
Central Arkansas
Hawaii
Milwaukee
Manhattan
Colgate
Navy
High Point
Hartford
George Mason
Southeastern Louisiana
Southern Miss
Columbia
Kent St.
South Alabama
Tennessee Tech
Campbell
Appalachian St.
Colorado St.
Fairfield
Texas St.
Bowling Green
Louisiana Monroe
Denver
FIU
Pittsburgh
Oral Roberts
Lehigh
Mount St. Mary's
California
Stony Brook
James Madison
Elon
Loyola Marymount
Idaho St.
Northern Illinois
Cal St. Bakersfield
UT Rio Grande Valley
Robert Morris
Saint Peter's
Southeast Missouri St.
New Orleans
North Dakota
Delaware
Montana St.
NJIT
UNC Wilmington
Hampton
Brown
Army
Drexel
Portland
Florida Atlantic
Air Force
Santa Clara
Eastern Illinois
Boston University
Abilene Christian
UTEP
Charleston Southern
Nebraska Omaha
Akron
Cornell
New Hampshire
Lafayette
UMKC
Southern Utah
Gardner Webb
Prairie View A&M
Western Illinois
LIU Brooklyn
UC Riverside
Green Bay
Fordham
Grambling St.
Morehead St.
Dartmouth
Texas Southern
Arkansas St.
Sacramento St.
Quinnipiac
Fairleigh Dickinson
Siena
North Florida
Eastern Kentucky
North Carolina A&T
Binghamton
Pepperdine
IUPUI
Western Carolina
Rice
Bethune Cookman
McNeese St.
San Jose St.
St. Francis NY
Kennesaw St.
East Carolina
Samford
Texas A&M Corpus Chris
Sacred Heart
Little Rock
Tennessee Martin
Central Connecticut
UMass Lowell
Holy Cross
The Citadel
Chattanooga
Morgan St.
North Carolina Central
Norfolk St.
SIU Edwardsville
Savannah St.
Marist
Stetson
Charlotte
Detroit
Cal Poly
South Florida
Cleveland St.
Southern
Youngstown St.
Jacksonville
Cal St. Northridge
American
Northern Arizona
Loyola MD
Houston Baptist
VMI
Presbyterian
Arkansas Pine Bluff
Maine
Jackson St.
Alcorn St.
Howard
USC Upstate
Alabama St.
Longwood
Bryant
Florida A&M
Northwestern St.
Coppin St.
South Carolina St.
Incarnate Word
Chicago St.
Mississippi Valley St.
Maryland Eastern Shore
Delaware St.
Alabama A&M

 

[jerphisch]

Re: College Hoops 2017. Hoosier Daddy? Wildcat strike? The Butler did it?

Again, those SCHOOLS are not implied to have done anything in this latest article. If the NCAA wanted to do something for this season, they could sit those PLAYERS. That isn't going to change much. And to go beyond that, as is pointed out here, most of the "benefits" were loans (sure they may never have been paid back, but that's missing evidence at this point).

Edit: Link requires the four letter word for poo

 

[Handyman]

Re: College Hoops 2017. Hoosier Daddy? Wildcat strike? The Butler did it?

The thing is, nothing in that article said the schools were involved. Players at those schools were, but there was nothing indicating the schools/coaches were a part of it. Not saying they weren't, but so far all they have shown is agents trying to sign kids early with bribes.

Even if you assume the coaches didnt know (hah!) the players were ineligible by rule (unless they took less than $200 than they can donate to charity or some such nonsense) so every game they played should be forfeited.

 

[Handyman]

Re: College Hoops 2017. Hoosier Daddy? Wildcat strike? The Butler did it?

Again, those SCHOOLS are not implied to have done anything in this latest article. If the NCAA wanted to do something for this season, they could sit those PLAYERS. That isn't going to change much. And to go beyond that, as is pointed out here, most of the "benefits" were loans (sure they may never have been paid back, but that's missing evidence at this point).

Edit: Link requires the four letter word for poo

Loans dont matter...it is an improper benefit as such the player is disqualified. (plus these guys are agents)

 

[Spartanforlife4]

Loans dont matter...it is an improper benefit as such the player is disqualified. (plus these guys are agents)

Not if the players have the Cam Newton defense.

 

[Handyman]

Re: College Hoops 2017. Hoosier Daddy? Wildcat strike? The Butler did it?

Not if the players have the Cam Newton defense.

Is that what Bridges is going to do since technically his mom got it

I assume the Cam defense is he had no idea his dad got paid...wasnt that the story? Didnt Ole Miss offer him like $130k and he still chose Auburn?

 

[Handyman]

Re: College Hoops 2017. Hoosier Daddy? Wildcat strike? The Butler did it?

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Brace yourselves, college hoops fans. This could be a March Madness like we’ve never seen as RPI and BPI take a backseat to FBI.</p>— Michael Kim (@MichaelKim120) <a href="https://twitter.com/MichaelKim120/status/967261336135663616?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 24, 2018</a></blockquote>
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[Twitch Boy]

Re: College Hoops 2017. Hoosier Daddy? Wildcat strike? The Butler did it?

Let's get this party started!

FBI has wiretaps of Arizona coach Sean Miller talking $100K payment to lock in a recruit.

Feds have 3000 hours of wiretapped conversations. Lordy.

 

[Handyman]

Re: College Hoops 2017. Hoosier Daddy? Wildcat strike? The Butler did it?

Let's get this party started!

FBI has wiretaps of Arizona coach Sean Miller talking $100K payment to lock in a recruit.

Feds have 3000 hours of wiretapped conversations. Lordy.

Here is the Link

Ayton, a 7-foot-1 center who was born in the Bahamas, is considered one of the top freshmen in the country and a leading candidate for national player of the year honors. He is averaging 19.6 points and 10.9 rebounds in what is expected to be his only college season, helping the No. 14 Wildcats take a 1½-game lead in the Pac-12 standings with three regular-season games to play.

You can vacate that real quick...

edit: How dumb are these contracts? "If Miller is fired for cause, his contract is written in such a way that he would still receive more than 85 percent of the money he is owed through May 31, 2022."

 

[The Rube]

Re: College Hoops 2017. Hoosier Daddy? Wildcat strike? The Butler did it?

Let's get this party started!

FBI has wiretaps of Arizona coach Sean Miller talking $100K payment to lock in a recruit.

Feds have 3000 hours of wiretapped conversations. Lordy.

Just gonna leave this mic right here. No need to drop it. That's showmanship.....

 

[dxmnkd316]

Re: College Hoops 2017. Hoosier Daddy? Wildcat strike? The Butler did it?

Deadspin is going to have their panties in more of a wad than normal when they hear this story.

 

[trixR4kids]

Re: College Hoops 2017. Hoosier Daddy? Wildcat strike? The Butler did it?

At this point, I don't see change coming....

Yes, some coach's careers will end along with some ADs and administrators. But new people will replace them. And the standing order will be "keep revenue up, but don't get caught this time".

Pretty much. The NCAA is a walking contradiction. Amateurism in general is a nonsensical concept especially when there's this much money involved.

 

[jerphisch]

Re: College Hoops 2017. Hoosier Daddy? Wildcat strike? The Butler did it?

Even if you assume the coaches didnt know (hah!) the players were ineligible by rule (unless they took less than $200 than they can donate to charity or some such nonsense) so every game they played should be forfeited.

A big chunk of the list are guys who got like a $100 dinner, the NCAA isn't going to chop their own balls off over that. No chance Duke, UNC and the like are kept out of the tourny over a meal one of their players received from an agent. Arizona on the other hand...

 

[Handyman]

Re: College Hoops 2017. Hoosier Daddy? Wildcat strike? The Butler did it?

A big chunk of the list are guys who got like a $100 dinner, the NCAA isn't going to chop their own balls off over that. No chance Duke, UNC and the like are kept out of the tourny over a meal one of their players received from an agent. Arizona on the other hand...

Yeah the meal guys should be fine cause it is under $200...everyone who got more than that though better start praying. And they better hope their phone wasnt tapped...

 

[Spartanforlife4]

Re: College Hoops 2017. Hoosier Daddy? Wildcat strike? The Butler did it?

Deadspin is going to have their panties in more of a wad than normal when they hear this story.

They don't really seem to care.

Unrelated note:
If I gotta see "Why is the FBI investigating this instead of going after school shooters" one more time... Like the FBI only has five people on staff.

 

[Handyman]

Re: College Hoops 2017. Hoosier Daddy? Wildcat strike? The Butler did it?

They don't really seem to care.

Unrelated note:
If I gotta see "Why is the FBI investigating this instead of going after school shooters" one more time... Like the FBI only has five people on staff.

Seriously...if they just read the story they would know the FBI wasnt looking into basketball they stumbled upon it while looking into I believe money laundering.

 

[dxmnkd316]

Re: College Hoops 2017. Hoosier Daddy? Wildcat strike? The Butler did it?

They don't really seem to care.

Unrelated note:
If I gotta see "Why is the FBI investigating this instead of going after school shooters" one more time... Like the FBI only has five people on staff.

Someone else posted that article. And that’s what I was referring to when I said they’ll have their panties in a wad even more than normal. They just despise everything ncaa. Their articles on it are basically sortyhy of a standing eye roll.